Joint Data Exchange Center (JDEC) News
2000
- RUSSIA WARNING Voice of America 09 June 2000 -- Missile expert John Pike of the Federation of American
Scientists says there is good reason for concern. He says a rocket launched near Russia to gather scientific data could have sparked a misguided and disastrous response from Moscow.
- U.S.-Russia Missile Accords to Strengthen Strategic Stability By Susan Ellis Washington File 06 June 2000 -- MOA on Shared Early Warning and the Data Exchange Center basically provides for the two countries to provide each other "with near real-time, continuous flow of information from early warning sensors."
- US-Russia Shared Early Warning Agreement Background News - June 06, 2000 -- We have a second MOA, which addresses a complementary part of shared early warning, which is the intent of the U.S. and Russia to try to work out the arrangements of a pre-launch notification regime that could then be opened up very broadly to whatever countries wanted to participate.
- FACT SHEET Agreement on the Establishment of a Joint Warning Center for the Exchange of Information on Missile Launches and Early Warning - June 4, 2000
- PRESS BRIEFING BY SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS ON EARLY WARNING SYSTEM AGREEMENT
June 4, 2000 -- The system is to be set up in phases, and by the end of the third phase, it will include information on ballistic missile and space launches of third parties. It will only do so when there
is some indication, because of the azimuth of the projected missile or
space launch, that it might come over the territory of one of the two
parties that are signatories to this agreement.
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